Flying W Airport - Red Star Pilots Association - Morning Activity on March 22, 2009

Red Star Pilots Association
March Meet @ Flying W Airport
Lumberton, New Jersey
Sunday March 22, 2009

IN THIS VIDEO, you will see activity at the Flying W Airport on Sunday - the final day of the Red Star Pilots Association fly-in. The video here shows airport activity using Runway 19 as the active runway, and you will see a pair of North American Texans take off, some general aviation, and some CJ-6A engine starts. The video was shot between 10:15 am and 10:40 am, just prior to climbing into the back seat of a CJ-6A for another mission. There are two more videos like this one that were shot on Sunday...

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[NMAN900]

Are those A-6A "Texan"s?

[airshowfansh]

The first one is a T-6 while the second one is an SNJ. I saw the plane parked on the ramp when we got there, and I immediately thought it was Jim Beasley's... but it wasn't.

[JamesSkylarLaneRushi]

@airshowfansh The SNJ is the same thing as a T-6 just a Navy version

[MucoitinsulfuricAcid]

yup you got to love the old ones.

[N137LA]

The second one is a SNJ, but I think the first might be.